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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-01-14
AFTER the adjournment of the Mime

AFTER the adjournment of the Mime
sofa legislature from Friday TO Tuesday,
the members returned TO st. Paul loaded.
Wednesday no less than sixty bills OF
various kinds were introduced. Dom
nelly succeeded in getting his memorial
TO Congress on the Interstate Commerce
bill through the house under suspen-
sion of the rules by magnificent major
ity, and Senator Pope secured the pas
sage of his memorial on the same ques.
ton through the Senate in a like man.
ner. Minnesota has put herself on rec
ord as positively favoring the Cullom'
Regain bill. Various petitions have beer
sent to the legislature asking the sub
mission of an amendment to the consti
tuition on the prohibition question. The
q. 4. R. Committee ON Soldiers Home
have completed their bill. They ask al
appropriation of 100000 for the erect
ion of building, etc.
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and that the contract was awarded to John
Mahowald at his bid.
1887.
Jan. 8, 1887. Board met at o a. m. Ali pres.
emit.
appointed a committee on poor farm. Com
Lee being elected chairman.
On motion the whole Board were elected
committee on Court House, H. K. Lee being
elected chairman.
of the Beobachter be allowed $25 per annum fol
publishing proceedings OF the County Board
provided copy OF said paper containing said
proceedings be filed with County Auditor.
ON melton Somr pct Sas. was aSRSRtea
Carey's In the town OF Danville to report Its
condition at next meeting.
On motion ordered that A. X. Pau be al
tSs Of suit against Max RrSok
one half te be paid at time OF trial and the
balance at end of trial.
On motion ordered that the representative.
from this county be requested to secure al
appropriation from the State Road Fund Il
aid in building bridge over Perch Greek in the
town of Ceresco, between the center of Sec
II and the center of Section IA. Also to aid In
building bridge across the LeSueur river a
the ne corner of section Is In the town Of
Rapidan, also for and in building a brIdg,
across the Maple river on section IS In the
town OF Mapleton, also to aid in building road
wav across slough on north line of Section 2
town of Butternut Valley.
On motion ordered that the County Auditor
be required to issue no orders for bills allowe,
until SO days after their allowance, as requir
ed by law, Sec. SO, Chap. 8, General Statutes
1873, except on published contracts.
from the qualified electors of Blue Earth coun
ty, Minnesota, as suitable persons to serve a
Grand and Petit Jurors for the year 1887.
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The Blue Earth City Post Is respect
fully invited to peruse the following rail-
road committee appointed by Speaker
Merriam:
Donnelly, Dakota; Barker, lsanh
Bjorge, Otter Tail Halverson, Stearns
Shoemaker, Rock; Green, Blue Earth
Hoppin, Mower; Comstock, Hennepin
SevastOn, jackson; Howard, Hennepin
Prosser Fillmore; Knox, Aitkin; Hurd
Sherburne; Tuebert, Carver; Skinner
Brown.
The Posi- has made such howl abou
the election of Merriam. claiming tina
he would direct all legislation in the in
terest of st. Paul, it would be in gooC
taste for il TO find fault now because Mr.
Merriam failed TO appoint single Ram
sey county man on the most importan
committee within his gift. Every maj
on this committee with two exception
is a farmer or at least a rural member
and those two come from Hennepin
The Post has evidently got on green COG
les.
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bers from Blue Earth have been fairly
dealt with. Representative Green IL
made member of the most important
committee in the house-that on rail-
roads. He is also named upon the COM
mittee of Education. Bennett has the
Craftsmanship of the Committee on State
Normal Schools; Jones is member of
the committee on interpretations, while
Champlin is honored with a place on
Grain and Warehouse Inspection com
mittee. The full list of committees is as
follows:
Grain and Warehouse Inspection
Mattson. Petit, Costello, Plowman, Nae
seth, Donnelly, Baker, Wilson, Hattie
stad, Jones ]. N, Furlong, Champlin,
Beatty, Parrot.
Hospital for Insane-Morrison, Sven
son, Bjorge, Kreisa, Anderson ]. A.,
Clontier, DIckman.
Military Atfairs-Naeseth, Arnold,
Pratt Shuler, Alexander, Light, Powers
Labor-Colby, Jones j.. n, Arneson,
Gregory, Trawlcky, Warren, Cosletto.
Taxes and Tax Laws-Barker. Lee,
Dune, Colby, Heisler.
| "nioo anu "iuSTdl5- DJOTke, Lum,
Nanderveld, Hummer, Smith.
Election-Miller, Latham, Lehman.
Newell, Furlong.
Commerce-Johnsrud, Howard, Mat
tson, Jones w. r., Quigley.
State Reform Embellishments, Syart.
woudt, Burge Jr., Pratt, Trawicky.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Warren, Hat
tlestad, Shoemaker, Swartwoudt. Nc
Ardle..
State Normal Schools-Bennett, Hurd,
Arnold, Anderson ]. A., Sherwood, In
glehard, Gross.
Insurance-Arnold, Naeseth, Low,
Morrison, Miller, Wilson, PARROT.
Incorporations-Van liver
son, Williams, Nordvold, Arneson.
Jones, VIM. r., skinner.
State Prison-Freeman, Costello, Tous-
ley, Dornfeld, Newell, Flynn. Sherwood.
Claims-Baker, Elmquist, Walstrom,
Jones j. N, Potter, McArdle, Trawicky.
Agriculture and Manufactures Estes
johnson, Buffum, Mobiles, Cullen, Ryan,
Alexander.
Towns and Counties-Lum, Wallan,
Bennett, Johnson, Low, Parrot, Clon-
tier.
Military Aaairs-Naeseth, Arnold
Pratt, Shuler, Alexander, Light, Powers
Federal Northumberland. Nord.
void, Tompkins, Lucas, Powers, Champ,
lin, Duane.
, observation-disclosures, Williams, Donnel
ly. Everson, Green, Halvorson, Beatty
Public Lands-Iverson, Johnsru, Hop.
Kreis, Warren, Hanson, Ellingson
Brown, Slaven. Light, Boedigheimer
Hummer. Farley, Power, Heisler.
Public accounts and Expenditures
Schhuler, Colby, Flynn, Elmquist, Wal
len, Sherwood, Ryan.
Internationally, Barker, Bjorge
Halverson, Shoemaker, Green, Hoppin
Comstock, Sevaston, Howard, Prosser
Knox, Hurd, Teubert, Skinner.
udiciary-Rogers, Reyes, Barker
Lathman, Donnelly, Potter, Lum, liver
son, Gregory, Lucas, Hendrickson.
Finance-Knox, Petit, Buffum, Free
man, Barker, Flynn Reese, Emery, Cul
, len.
Rules and joint rules-Reese, Lee
: Rogers, Teubert, Gregory.
, Printing-Williams, Shave, Anderson
/ McArdIe, Quigley.
Blanks-Lee, Sevaston, Comstock
r Emery, Anderson, r. M.
University and University Lands
! Costello, Miller, Donnelly, Hendrickson
, Emery.
I Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institute
Keyes, Flathens, Evenson, Shade, Tai
= icy.
Roads, Bridges and Navigable Stream
l Potter, Evenson, Mobiles, Dunno
r Duane.
(. Temperance egislation-Buffum, FL
: lengson, Estes, Dickman, Morrison
nrn
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LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES.

Lieut.. Governor Rice announced hi
committees in the Senate Friday morn
ing last, after which the body adjourned
till 2 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. The
Governor recognized the worth of the
Democratic Senator from Blue Earth by
making Mr.. Pope member of the rail
road committee-the most important
committee at this time in the whole list
He 10 also named on the committees o
claims, insurance and Normal schools:
The following is a complete list O
4 Senate committees:
Judiciary-Comstock, Goodrich, Ives
Eaton, Ward, Daniels, Day, Edwards
Scheffer, Bowen, Childs.
Finance-Buckman, Hoard, Crandall
Smith and Oswald.
Observation-Disclosures Goodrich, Hall
Nelson, Whiteman.
Ciaims-Thacker, Dodge, Swenson
Pope, WEIGH.
Education-Swenson, Day, Hoard
Hayden, Nachbar.
Public Lands-Johnson NJ, Compton
Halvorson, Sampson, Childs, Nelson
Whiteman.
Internal mprovements-Lend Hall
Wood, Burkhart, Bowen.
Federal Acknowledgment, John
son F., Wallmark, Nachbar, Hayden.
Agriculture-Dodge, Hoard, Thacker
Shields, Chapman.
Insurance-Ward, Goodrich, Sampson,
Welch, Scheffer, pope, Burkhart.
Military ADMINISTRATION, Daniels,
Edward. Childs, Nelson.
Banks-Compton, Ward, Brown
WEIGH, Smith.
EnroITment-Brown, Lende, Finseth,
Akin, Anderson.
Retrenchment and Reform-Welch,
Burkhart, Wallmark, Chapman, Hixon.
Tree Culture and Fuel-keller, Bowen,
Scheffer, Clark, Anderson.
johnson NJ, Keller, Halvorson.
Normal Schools-Ives, Dodge, Com
stock, Hayden, Pope.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T., Ives, Len
de, Nelson, Durant.
Geological and Natural History-Ea-
ton, Clark, Clough, Brown, Johnson NJ,
Gibson.
Railroads-Hall, Hixon, Finseth,
Brown, Johnson T., Clark, Nachbar,
Comstock, Gibson, Clough, Pope, White
man, Durant.
State Reform School--Clark, Smith,
Wood, Eaton, Oswald.
Hospital for Insane-Daniels, Comp
ton, Ives, Keller, Chapman.
Deaf, Dumb and Blind-Wood, Ward.
Crandall, Edwards, Gibson.
Towns and Counties-Sampson Chap
man, Shields, Nelson, Comstock.
Indian Affairs-Shields, Buchanan,
Childs, Sampson, Akin.
Public neutrality-suspicious., Buck
man, Swenson, Clough, Akin.
States Prison-Durant, Edwards,
Goodrich, Swenson, Buchanan, Keller,
WEIGH.
Crandall, Daniels, Burkhart,
Hixon, Gibson.
Printing-Hoard, Halvorson, Day,
Finseth, Bowen.
Observation-Disclosures, Wallmark,
Hall, Anderson, Hayden.
mmigration-Finseth Lende, John
SON T., Oswald, Nachbar.
Grain and Warehouse-Hixon, Thack-
er, Shields, Dodge, Whiteman, Akin,
Scheffer, Halyerson, Eaton.
Joint Taxes and Tax Laws-Goodrich,
johnson M, Compton, Thacker, Os-
wald.
University and University Lands
Clough, Wood, Dodge, Crandall, Dur
ant.
HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Speaker Merriam announced his COM
mittees Tuesday. Wefind that the men,
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRO
CEEDINGS.

Jan. 4th, 1887. Jno. Diamond, COM
missioner-elect from the LIST district, H.
X. Lee, I'd district, Jno. S. Jones, Bird
district, A. M. Hannay, 4th district and
Chas. Dietz, 9TH district, presented their
credentials and the prescribed oath be-
ing administered by County Auditor
Scattergood, the board organized by
electing III. X. Lee, chairman.
Bond of b. ID. Smith as County At
torney with John w. Hoerr and John
Klein sureties, was approved.
Bond of Jno. p Kremer as County
Treasurer, with L. Troendle, E. Schime-
lie, C. ProhI, M. Z. Berry, j. 4. Brown,
j. Mclaughlin, P. Burns, A. Latourell,
J. Kremer, j. Deubler, G. Klein, T. Sui
Ivan, +. Burns, l.. Severson, ]. Hover
son, P. o. Hong, r. Degner, w. Hoge,
II. Fischer, F. Phillips, P. Kremer, j.
Bach, Ii. Schuster, J. Newbauer, j.
flasher, F. GerlIch, G. j. Klein, VIM.
Bierbauer, Peter Frenzei, Jno. Klein,
and g. P. Hoerr as sureties was approx
ed.
Bond of Oscar Bierbauer, as Register
of Deeds with q. p. Hoerr, VIM. Bier
bauer and q. Lulsdorf as sureties, was
approved.
Bond of Geo. W. Mead, as Judge OF
frODate, viii ". NJ. rainier, Wm. lnOm-
as and w. w. P. Mcconnell as sureties,
was approved.
Bond of c. III. Piper, as Sheriff, with
A. L. Warner, G, F. Piper and &. w.
Piper as sureties was approved.
Bond of Y. Paddock, as Coroner, with
w. w. Paddock and w. l.. Coon as sure
ties, was approved.
Bond of T. Scattergood, as County Au-
ditor, with H. Shaubut and John Klein
as sureties, was approved.
On motion the salary of the County
Attorney was fixed at 81 600 per annum.
On motion Board adjourned to 8 a. IN.
Jan. 5, 1887.
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OSCAR MALMRosS of st. Paul, consul at
Leith, Scotland, has been transferred to
the consulship at Cognac, France-one of
the best in that country. Congnac is Il
large exporter of brandy. The pay is
fees, but the consul is at liberty to engage
ia business for himself, and thus can
make the Office profitable one. Malm-
ross is a Republican.
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The Democratic Senatorial caucus was
held in st. Paul Wednesday evening
Senator Pope, of Blue Earth, was made
chairman of the caucus and Hon. Micha
ell Doran succeeded in squeezing through
with the nomination.
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CHAs. B. FARwELL was yesterday NOM
mated by the Illinois Republican legis-
latiye caucus TO succeed the late Gen.
John A. Logan, in the U. S. Senate. The
Democrats nominated Horizontal Bill
Morrison
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500 REWARD.
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On motion, contract for furnishing 90
cords hard maple wood for county of
fees was awarded to j. ID. Humiston at
S.. so per cord, also for 20 cords of bass
wood at 81 SO per cord.
On motion, contract for furnishing 30
cords of elm and ash was awarded to
Adam Arnold at $2.25 per cord.
Liquor license bond Of VIM. Ulrich
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The lower house of congress passed a
bill Tuesday creating department of
agriculture and labor. There is more
need for bureau of this nature than
for some others which have been in Eek
lstence q great while, and it is gratifying
to see congress recognize these great in
tefeets.
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Jan. Z, 1887. Board met at 8 a. m. All
present.
The County Treasurer having made q
request that the County Board order
him TO visit several towns in the county
to collect taxes. The Board in conse-
quence Of the short time for giving the
proper notice as well as on account of
the Inconvenience arising from taking
the tax duplicates from the Office,
thought it best to refuse his request for
this year.
On motion Com. A. M. Hannay was
appointed a committee to examine road
proposed to be laid by the town of Rap
idan at the southwest corner of poor
farm with authority to grant the right of
way for said road If in his opinion it is
desirable to do 80.
On motion CONS Lee and Diamond
and County Surveyor was appointed a
committee to accept O'Connor's bridge
when completed and TO examine site
for culvert on the east side of river near
said bridge and 10 let contract for said
| culvert.
On motion CONS Lee, Hannay and
Jones was appointed committee to ex-
anime Morgan Creek bridge when fin
ished, and the chairman was authorized
to cause an order to be issued in favor
of P. Z. Lane for balance due him on
his bridge contract.
On motion A. G. Smith and J. Nutting
we're appointed physician of the first
district, the former at salary of $40 per
annum and the latter at q salary of $50
per annum.
On motion w. Jacoby was appointed
physician for End district at salary OF
$500 per annum.
On motion II. H. Herring was appoint
ed physician for Bird district at $l0O pei
annum.
On motion o. H. McMichael was ap.
pointed physician for the 4th district at
a salary of $50 per annum.
On motion Ira Bishop was appointed
physician for the 9Th district at salary
of $50 per annum.
On motion resolved that the salaries
above stated shall include medical at
tendance and medicine.
On motion Larry Griffin was elected
janitor for the ensuing year.
Report of overseer of poor farm &C
cepted and ordered placed on file.
On motion the salary of the overseer of poo
farm was fixed at $500 per annum.
On motion 8. NJ. Marston was elected over
seer OF poor farm for ensuing year.
The committee appointed at last m Getting t.
examine bridge at outlet of Hoosier Lake OF
following bids for an arched culvert to re
| nlaoa aaid bridge
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Or the entire vote cast for Governor
in the State, amounting 10 220, 5S1, ]. E.
Child, the Prohibition candidate receiv-
ed 8, 1855, or q trifie over 4 per cent.
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THE new board of Railroad Commits
sioners have organized, and Hon. L. 5.
Warner was unanimously elected secre-
tary
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with F. w, Wineen and Jos. Wingen as
sureties, was approved and license or
dered issued.
The Board OF Audit submitted the fol-
lowing report, which was ordered pub
lished in the minutes.
10 the Hon. Board of County Commissioners If Blue
Earth COaaty, kinn.
GENTLEMEN
At meeting held this 9TH day OF january
1887, ny the Board of Audit as required by
Chap. 3, Sec. $50, General Statutes 1878. After
having carefully examined the County Treas
urer DOCKS and accounts ns require by law,
we found the Treasurer as shown by the Coun-
" Auditors books, liable for the sum OF
Twenty-three thousand three hundred and
eighty-two and 30-l00 CSs3, 38e.3 0l dollars and
witnessed the trensfer and delivery OF ac.
counts, books, vouchers and funds bY the out
going treasurer VIM. Jones to John Potter
kremer, bis successor I'm once, To the amount
| OF ~, $3.50, as follows:
Check. First National Bank. Mankato s7.Ioa7s
ManSato s'SS Ssp ~
=" Mapleton Bank, Mapieton 2,iSi.7s
state Won County Orders 5000
Cash .'1t' - 1895
s2s.asa. 30
Respectfully submitted
II. X. LEE, Chm Board Co. Com.
w. b. TORREY Clerk Dist. Court
II. SCATTERaooD, Co. Auditor.
On motion Board adjourned to Jan'y
z, 1887.
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SENATOR PORE introduced his bill for a
Soldiers Home yesterday.
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.ANKATo FREE Press.
FRIDAY. JANUARY Ia. 1887.

R6rIf you wish your watch carefully
and cleaned, take 1t to
P. X. WISER.
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Jan. 6, 1887. Board met. All present.
Report of Register of Deeds, fees re-
ceived during the year amounting to
81, 4S1 80, received and ordered placed
on file.
Report of Clerk of District Court of
fees amounting to 81 ,l4l. so, received and
placed on file.
Report of Sheriff of fees received dur
ing the year amounting to 81, 409.75 was
received and ordered placed on file.
The Board took an inventory of the
effects at Jail and recommended that the
Sheriff purchase supplies necessary to
put the beds in reasonably good condi-
ton.
On motion the County Auditor was
authorized to procure at the expense of
the county copy Of the latest edition
of the Statutes of Minnesota for the use
of the Sheriff.
Bids for wood for the use of county
Offices and jail was received as follows:
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Jan. 5, 1887. Board met at 9 a. m. All
present.
Petition of VIM. Stinkey and others
for change of road in the town of LeRay
was granted.
Petition of Michael Lemtzeter to set
off mel net sec. 8, 10S, %, from school
district AZ to school district 81 was grant
ed.
Petition of Wendelin Kasper to set off
ed sci sec. 8, 10S, % from school district
62 to school district 104 was granted.
On motion the price of liquor license
in Blue Earth county for year ending
Dec. 81, 1887, was fixed at 800.
Liquor license bond of Jacob Pfaff
with w. J. Fields and Jno. Murphy as
sureties was approved and license or.
dered issued.
Liquor license bond of F. G, Malzahn
with P. ii. Carney and Herman Haas
as sureties. was approved and license Or
dered issued.
Liquor license bond of Henry Hokum-
er with j. HeinZe and p. McGown as
sureties, was approved and license or
dered issued.
LIQUOR license bond of Lewis Korth
with Chas. Korth and August Bierbauer
as sureties was approved and license or
dered issued.
Liquor license bond of B. J. Michelke
with A. F. Wendlandt and Jno. Arnold
as sureties, was approved and license
ordered issued.
Liquor license bond of F. G. Darge
with p. II. Carney and j. A. Arnold as
sureties, was approved and license or
dered issued.
Petition of Michael Lemlezeder to set
off the set net sec. 8, 10S, 20, from school
district AZ to school district OF was re-
ceived and notice ordered posted, hear
ing set for March 10, 1887.
On motion Board adjourned to 8 a. m.
Jan. 6, 1887.
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HOUSE COMMITTEES.

Speaker Merriam announced his COM
mittees Tuesday. We find that the MEM
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